Jack Perkins

Nothing escapes the the Beagles which sniff incoming baggage at Wellington airport. Audio

Myfanwy Van Hoffen moved from Zimbabwe to New Zealand in 2001.This is her story. Audio

Christchurch's Battered Women's Trust brings hope and helps rebuild shattered lives. Audio

Orienteering exchanges the backblocks for the Capitals public transport system. Audio

Kids from Thames learning the traditional art of paint making using natural clays, water and oils. Audio

David Jacobs, his father Terry and their team of Taxidermist discussing the family trade. Audio

A fabric fair invites fabric-a-holics to clear out their sewing cupboards. Audio

Arrowtown celebrates 25 years of its annual Autumn Festivalbut what makes this town so special? Audio

Auckland's Bastion Point gun emplacement may be about to re-emerge as a tourist attraction. Audio

Flying hot-air balloons: aviation for the daring - and the very very patient. Audio

Croation and Maori gather in west Aukland for Tarara Day, which celebrates over 100 years of close connection. Audio

A tragic riding accident has failed to extinguish Anthea Gunner's passion for horses. Audio

A day at the market with ink artist Marcus Winter. Audio

Sichuan-born university professor Bill Willmott takes his New Zealand family back to China. Audio

A firm of funeral directors may be black-suited but they're certainly not po-faced. Audio

A re-creation of the earthquake which devastated the Buller region in June 1929: the destruction, the plight of the refugees, the struggle to break the isolation imposed by the shocks, and the costs… Audio

Dan Bergin sings of his life as a whaler working out of Great Barrier Island in the 1950s and recalls his work as a deer-culler and bushman. Audio

Musings of a cricketing Ne'er Do Well. Audio

Dan Bergin sings a tribute to his Irish grandmother as part of his recollections of Wanganui's Dublin Street and the colourful folk who lived there in the 1930s. Audio

Musings of a cricketing Ne'er Do Well. Audio